. >> my name is j. paul getty. >> his great grand father, j. paul was an oil wildcatter.21 when he started his business. he went on to become the world's richest man. three generations later the gettys are well-known for their collections. some of the most famous artwork anymore and one of the world's latterrest collection of stock images. but this is a different getty. he wasn't sure he wanted to use the name. >> i went through so many different names before i figured out i wanted to use august getty as my brand. i kept asking myself why should i be ashamed of this, you know what i mean? >> there are people who would say, you're treading on your name. the only success you're having is because you're a getty. >> there are people that would say that. they're wrong. you can't buy your way into this. you really can't. no matter who you are where you're from, you need talent to be on that runway. you do. >> you also need financial backing . a single fashion week show can cost up wards of $250,000, just to stage. not to put too fine a point on it but august getty isn't into fa

. >> my name is j. pauly. >> hi great grandfather j paul, was an oil wildcatter, only 21 when he started to his business. went on to become the world's richest man. the gettys are known for their collections, one of the world's largest style of stock images. but this is a very different getty. who says at first he wasn't sure he even wanted to use the name. >> i went through so many different names before i figured out i wanted to use august getty as my brand. i kept asking myself, why should i be ashamed of this, you know what i mean. >> there are people who would say, you're treading on your name. the only success you're having is because you're a getty. >> there are people who would say that. they're wrong. you can't buy your way into this. >> a single fashion week show can cost upwards of $250,000, just to stage.but august getty isn't into the business for the money. >> it comes easy for me. i try to make people feel something. i always wonder if it's wasteful what i'm doing and if it's not going to make

. >> hiding the j. paulvoted to the preservation of art and antiquities. >> roots us in our origins and understands we are part of a much larger picture as diverse as the world itself. >> reporter: since seizing control of mosul last june isis has been meticulously purging the city of its history. last summer they blew up this ancient tomb believed to do be burial jona in the bible. >> these are a tragedy for all civilized people and the civilized world must take a stand. >> reporter: it's important to note that not all of the artifacts in the video appear to be genuine. some of them may have been copies, but extremists are also believed to have destroyed thousands of rare manuscripts from mosul's libraries. gayle? >> thank you clarissa. hard to watch and hard to see the glee taken in destroying something. >> hard to watch because it's irreplaceable. >> you cannot get back. thank you. >>> new evidence this morning drones are a growing threat to other aircraft including planes. government regulators are worri

j. haynes, and then paul wolfowitz, you might recognize that name.as asked to sign off on this specific interrogation plan for this guy. he signed off on it too, and it went all of the way upstairs to donald rumsfeld. and he personally signed off on what they want today do to this one guy. as part of this out there plan for this guy, they wrote up their plans, right? including some very specific stuff they want today do. they wanted to take him out on a boat and drive him around the island in guantanamo making him think he was being transferred to a far away and worse prison. they kept a bag over his head the whole time they kept him on that boat. they stuffed him in a straight jacket, and from his neck to ankles, they packed all of the space between his bare skin and those clothes with ice cubes. once he was packed like that, on the boat, they beat the hell out of him. they showed him a fake letter about how they arrested his mother and they were interrogating her like interrogating him. and they were going to bring her to guantanamo as well. it is

j. blige. hosier with annie lennox. ♪ >> reporter: then there is the trio of rihanna, kanye west and paul mccartney singing their new hithe grammys have historically brought in veteran acts to either play new material or to play older material but have younger acts joining them. >> reporter: just one week after her bombastic super bowl halftime spectacle, katy perry plans to slow things down taking the stage with a domestic abuse survivor singing her inging her ballad "by the grace of god." john legend and common will perform "glory fts" from the movie "selma." ♪ >> reporter: as for the awards many young up and coming artists are up for the night's biggest prizes including iggy azalea, megan train megan troener and of source sam smith. >> could sam smith have are the first big sweep his christopher cross in the '80s. ♪ >> reporter: we'll see if smith will be sailing away with this year's gramgrammys. for "today," joe fryar. >> joe, thanks for waking up early to be with us from "billboard" magazine. which artists could viewers need to get familiar with before watching tonight? >> well if you're not familiar with sam smit

j blige. ♪ take me to church ♪ ♪ i'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your life ♪ >> there's beyonce, paulve historically brought in veteran acts to either play new material or to play older material but have younger acts joining me. >> reporter: one week after her superbowl halftime skeptical, katy perry takes the stage with a domestic abuse survivor. beyonce will show her softer side with a gospel song. a prelude to john legend and another from "selma." as for the awards many young up and coming artists are up for the night's biggest prizes including iggy azalea meghan trainor and sam smith. the singer favored to have a huge night. >> can sam smith have the first sweep since christopher cross in the early 'l80s? ♪ take me away ♪ >> reporter: we'll see if smith will be sailing away with this year's grammy's. for "today," joe friar, nbc news. >> he's the editor at large of billboard magazine. thanks for being with us. good to see you. >> good to see you. >>> which artist do viewers need to get familiar with if we're watching tonight? >> if you're not familiar with sam smith, tonight's gram

cool j returns as host as a host the in the fourth year in the row with his own predictions in the show. >> had madonna will be fun. rihanna, kanye west and paulccartney will be great. there will be some huge surprises, so it will be great. >> reporter: beyonce has already broken a record as the most nominated female artist in grammy history. susan marquette for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> you can see who takes home the grammys tomorrow night beginning at 8:00 right here on cb. 36789 check out other nominees on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> speaking of entertainment at the move thinks weekend universe gets a new queen and medieval fan favorite, take a look. >>> i'm kevin frazier. coming up, i'm kevin frazier. jeff bridger and julianne moore face off in a epic >>> at a the movies a sci-fi thriller and knights battling monster kevin frasier from entertainment tonight shows us what is new in theaters this weekend. >> this week channing tatum an milla kunis lead battle for future of earth in jupiter sending. and jeff moore and they match off in good verse evil in seventh son jeff bridge bridges is amen for to a young man fighting the forces

cool j returns as host for the fourth year in a row with his own predictions for the big show. >> we know it will be a lot of fun. rehand kanye west and pauley will be great. there is also some huge surprises, so, it will be great. >> reporter: beyonce has already broken the record as the the most nominated female artist in grammy history. susan marquez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> so who will walk away with a coveted golden grammys? you can find out live this unday at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. >>> well, it started off fridge think friday but temperatures not all that bad now and getting better throughout the weekend. lets check with our weather watch tours see how many people we can check in with on this friday evening. we will start with ron rust until riverside. 30 degrees there. thirty-two north and west of the city willow grove. barbara lane at 27 degrees at the moment. we are looking at 20's from the northwest suburbs. frank is in richboro reporting 28 degrees. down in delaware we have 30's at board. thirty in glass co. the this is john dell, reporting again 30. we're seeing still some 20's across portions of new jersey alex is at 28

paul mccartney and rihanna delivering their song four or five seconds. >> others who teamed up grammy winner beck with chris martin, grammy winner sam smith singing stay with me with mary jull orchestra. hoser and annie lennox had the crowd on the feet and madonna 's act. to end the the night beyonce belted out a powerful hymn followed by john legend and common bringing down the the house with glory. in los angeles michelle toledo, "fox news". >>> man, that is a long day for those stars. our time 5:00 p.m., red carpet, and shows is eight and after apart is. they are still wide away county delaware there. >> quincy harris has in the slept. we flew him to los angeles. >> check this out with chris brown himself. i was teching him. i said quincy, how are you. he is right new driving to our sister station in l.a. and he will talk to mike jerrecollect and alex. he did tell me this chris brown should be coming to philadelphia this month. he got inside erin faux. >> let's hope he is hooking up the the exclusive right there. >> isn't that cool. >> yes. >> he will sleep on the plane ride. >> so still ahead you may have already seen a picture of this 14-pound new born. >> wow, hear

j olympics and made the comment about how the olympics were not going to be safe. he had a disastrous week in london. one thing we have learned from chris chri and rand paul refemale reporters. that's what rand paul did. >> going to the hillary clinton hire. the communications director for the white house is about to do the same job over there. >> is that the strength of the obama administration? >> i think one of the reasons what is interesting in her hiring in particular is that he has good relations with the press. hillary clinton historically has not. >> that has to be something you are thinking about as you are gearing up for this campaign how to make her more amenable to press coverage and dealing with those of us who -- >> what were your interactions? did you feel like they weren't that good eight years ago? >> i shouldn't have said that as harshly as i did. i think this is a white house that has had a hard time communicating and certainly has not had great relations with the press, we all know about their sort of harsh look add what we do the use of the espionage act against members of the press. i think they have had a hard time communicating. th

j. blige for a duet on his monster hit "stay with me." the powerhouse collaboration of rihanna, kanye west and paul mccartney took the stage for a live performance performance "happy," which always makes me happy, which he performed. and madonna utilizing bulls and a gospel choir for her performance of her newest single "living for love." i don't know if you saw her outfit on the red carpet but it was -- maybe revealing is putting it politely. and country album of the year winner miranda lambert sang a high energy version of "little red wagon." >> steve pointed out that tom petty gets royalties. which is hilarious. i start singing his song every time i start to sing it. >> thanks for being here. we appreciate it. andrew and i will be back here tomorrow. we'll see you then. right now it's time for "squawk on the street." >>> and good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at the new york stock exchange. stocks a little skittish to start the week as greece's prime minister takes on a rather defiant tone over the weekend. plenty of big earnings this week including coke cisco, whole foods,